Northwest Bird Rescue & Adoption Orphanage

NW Bird Rescue prides ourselves in our matchmaking services for orphaned parrots. We have also designated a special division dedicated to our veterans called "Parrots For Patriots".

We first arrange a meet and greet session with our adopters and the parrot. If the match is unsuccessful, then we move on to the next parrot that the adopter is qualified to adopt.

All applicants do not qualify for a large parrot, like a Cockatoo or macaw. Large parrots are for experienced parrot handlers who are preferably homeowners.
We require that all adopters have at least one Godparent for their parrot, and require that both the adopter and the parrots Godparent attend a individual one on one educational class about the specific parrot that they are adopting.

Some relinquished parrot owners have specifically requested that their parrot remain in permanent sanctuary. All sanctuary parrots receive the same high level of care as the parrots available for adoption and foster care. Sanctuary parrots are housed in species-specific rooms of our main facility and have access to outdoor flights, abundant enrichment, and psychological and environmental support on a daily basis.

Our sanctuary division offers a safe haven for parrots that prefer not to interact with humans in a companion animal situation, as well as those that need a new human companion and are available for adoption.
A home that provides supportive care and nurturance for parrots with chronic disease.
Staff dedicated to meet the needs of individual parrots.
At N.W. Parrot Rescue: “To Rescue” is to bring a parrot that is in an acute, life threatening situation or is in immediate need of assistance into a safe environment to be cared for by a knowledgeable and dedicated staff committed to improving the parrot’s quality of life.
If present quarantine is filled and an emergent situation requiring immediate assistance occurs, we have an interstate network of people and veterinarians available to us.